It is said that a person described as a «white shoe» belongs to the upper class, the privileged and wealthy upper class. Another trait could be graduating from an Ivy League university or college where white shoes were once worn fashionably. White-shoe is also commonly used to describe prestigious and reputable law or finance firms that hire promising law or business graduates. The Daily Telegraph understands that the government is considering transferring responsibility for some important developments from the boards to the Housing Minister. Ministers believed the prime minister would include the proposals in a white paper later this year and expected to mention them next week in a major speech on rebuilding Britain after the coronavirus recession. — Gordon Rayne and Harry Yorke, The Daily Telegraph (London), 26. June 2020 Due to metonymy, the name White House is also used for the Executive Department of the United States. government, as in «The White House announced new Cabinet appointments.» Recently, a variety of tools have been developed to allow authors to automate essential parts of legal drafting. A 150-page merger agreement between two large companies, in which both parties are represented by lawyers, will be very formal – and will also have to be precise, precise and hermetic (characteristics that are not always compatible with a high formality).
A commercial lease for a small business that uses small office space will likely be much shorter and require less complexity, but can still be somewhat formal. But a proxy circular that allows members of a neighborhood association to set their voting preferences for the next board meeting should be as clear as possible. If informality contributes to this objective, it is justified. There is also a publication, technically called the Blue Book, entitled «General Rules and Orders», published by the Office of the Adjutant General. — Parliamentary debates, June 15, 1815 The convincing writing is the most stylized rhetorically. Thus, although a procedural document clarifies the legal issues, describes the authorities, and applies authority to the matter – as does a memorandum – the part of the procedural document relating to the application is formulated as an argument. The author argues for an approach to resolving the legal issue and does not present a neutral analysis. Throughout the 19th century, the White Paper was printed as the name of a government report – particularly that of the British Parliament – which is generally less comprehensive than a Blue Book (which we will talk about shortly). A white paper is similar to an order paper. The term is also generally applied to any detailed or authoritative report outside of politics. Cambridge uses this term for leather made from split skin, traditionally sheepskin, but now often calf leather or cowhide. Ribbon markers allow readers to keep a place in the text while perhaps looking for cross-references or marking a specific passage they will return to.
Care is taken when selecting ribbon markers for Cambridge Bibles. Thick ribbons of reasonable width for the size of each Bible are chosen so as not to curl up, become threadlike or stringy, or, in extreme cases, cut through the thin pages of the Bible. A generous length is indicated so that ribbons do not get lost in the pages. If the Bible is one of the largest volumes or one of the goatskin lace covers, it can have two volumes, and the lectern Bibles have all three to allow easy identification of the different readings. Legal drafting distinguishes two broad categories: (i) legal analysis and (ii) legal drafting. Legal analytics has two components: (1) predictive analytics and (2) persuasive analytics. In the United States, students are required to study legal writing at most law schools; Courses include: (1) predictive analytics, i.e. a predictable memorandum (positive or negative) of a particular action for the lawyer`s client; and (2) persuasive analysis, such as movements and briefings.
Although not as prevalent in law schools, there are legal design courses; Other types of legal writing focus on appellate writing or the interdisciplinary aspects of persuasion. As early as 1736, a British baron and former Member of Parliament used the term «bureaucracy» figuratively to suggest adherence to formality or routine. «Let Wilmington show bureaucracy and wisdom to the board with a serious and furrowed forehead,» he wrote. But it was not until the next century that «bureaucracy» took on the distinctly negative meaning it has today. In 1869, for example, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote that he was «held up all morning at customs, plagued by bureaucracy.» (The Enduring Power of Attorney (APA) was replaced by the Enduring Power of Attorney (APA) on October 1, 2007. An EPA created before this date is still legal and can still be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian. After this date, you must create an LPA instead.) Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the plaintiff must hold a conference between the parties after the application has been served on the defendants to plan the investigation process. [24] The parties should attempt to agree on the proposed investigation schedule and submit a proposed discovery plan to the Tribunal within 14 days of the conference. [24] This is followed by the main investigation process, which includes: initial information, statements, interviews, applications for authorisation (RFA) and requests for documents (RFP). In most federal district courts, formal requests for hearings, applications for admission, and restitution petitions are exchanged between the parties and are not filed with the court. However, parties may file a request for disclosure requirements if responses are not received within the FRCP deadline. The parties may file an application for a protection order if the requests for an investigation become excessively onerous or for harassment purposes.
Another measure of print quality is whether pages are printed in the correct direction of the long grain and not in the direction of the cross-grain. As a simple test, run a finger along the inner edges of the book: if the pages look smooth, the book is printed long-grained; If it is rough or wrinkled, it is probably cross-grained. Printing in the right direction of the grain improves the ease with which the pages can be turned and their appearance, and also affects the quality of the gilding. (The cross-grained edges of the book appear wavy, and this effect is often emphasized by gilding.) If a defendant in criminal proceedings requests disclosure to the prosecution, the prosecutor may request mutual disclosure. [23] The prosecutor`s right to disclosure is considered reciprocal because it flows from the defendant`s request for disclosure. The prosecutor`s ability to obtain disclosure is limited by the defendant`s rights guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment, particularly the defendant`s constitutional protection against self-incrimination.